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21 May 2025
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Fox News: Soros-backed Philadelphia DA survives primary challenge, but potential GOP wrinkle ahead
Philadelphia District Attorney Lawrence Krasner has survived a primary challenge from Judge Pat Dugan, but a potential rematch in November looms if Dugan secures enough Republican write-in votes. Dugan’s campaign, supported by various political and union groups, focuses on crime reduction and community rebuilding.
Krasner, facing criticism for his progressive policies and a surge in crime during his tenure, has been the subject of impeachment attempts, though a court ruled against the GOP's efforts. Dugan's candidacy reflects growing discontent with Krasner's approach, as many citizens express frustration with the current state of law enforcement in the city.
Le Monde: Brussels has been without a government for nearly a year
Belgium's political landscape remains complex, with the Brussels-Capital Region currently in a government deadlock since the June 2024 elections. The situation is exacerbated by the N-VA party's involvement, despite holding only two of 89 seats, leading to budgetary issues and halted subsidies for social and cultural organizations.
This ongoing crisis highlights the challenges of governance in Belgium, reminiscent of the prolonged political impasse in 2010-2011. As the former ministerial team manages daily affairs, the region faces increasing pressure to resolve its political stalemate.
GB News: 'Selling out of the UK!' Ben Habib unleashes FURIOUS rant at 'very dangerous' EU-UK 'reset'
Ben Habib has criticized the new UK-EU reset deal, calling it a "sellout" that compromises British sovereignty. While Prime Minister Keir Starmer claims it offers "unprecedented access" to the EU market, Brexit supporters argue it undermines the UK's independence, particularly in defense and fisheries.
The deal, which includes a defense pact and aims to reduce agricultural red tape, has faced backlash from figures like Nigel Farage and Lord Frost, who warn it risks re-integrating the UK into the EU's single market and customs union. Legal finalization of the agreement is expected to take months, raising concerns about potential further concessions.
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Front Page Magazine: Don’t Complain About Genocide If You’re White
In recent years, many white South Africans, particularly Afrikaners, have sought asylum in the U.S. due to escalating violence and anti-white laws in South Africa. The Expropriation Act allows the government to seize land without compensation, contributing to fears of persecution among this demographic.
Critics argue that mainstream media downplays the severity of the situation, labeling claims of genocide as exaggerated. South Africa's political and economic crises, fueled by corruption and race-based policies, continue to drive emigration and raise concerns about the safety of its white population.